H6022 עמשׂי - Strong's Hebrew Lexicon Number

עמשׂי
‛ămâśay
am-aw-sah'ee
From H6006; burdensome; Amasai, the name of three Israelites

KJV Usage: Amasai.

Brown-Driver-Briggs' Hebrew Definitions

BDB6183

עמשׂי
Amasai = "burdensome"
1. a warrior and chief of the captains of Judah and Benjamin who joined David at Ziklag
2. a Kohathite Levite, father of Mahath and ancestor of Samuel
3. a priest who blew the trumpet before the ark
4. another Kohathite Levite in the reign of king Hezekiah of Judah
Origin: from H6006
TWOT: None
Parts of Speech: Proper Name Masculine

TBESH:

עֲמָשַׂי: a.ma.say; N:N-M-P; Amasai; Amasai = "burdensome"
1) a warrior and chief of the captains of Judah and Benjamin who joined David at Ziklag
2) a Kohathite Levite, father of Mahath and ancestor of Samuel
3) a priest who blew the trumpet before the ark
4) another Kohathite Levite in the reign of king Hezekiah of Judah

View how H6022 עמשׂי is used in the Bible

5 occurrences of H6022 עמשׂי

1 Chronicles 6:25	Amasai,
1 Chronicles 6:35	of Amasai,
1 Chronicles 12:18	upon Amasai,
1 Chronicles 15:24	and Amasai,
2 Chronicles 29:12	of Amasai,

Distinct usage

2	of Amasai,
1	Amasai,
1	upon Amasai,
1	and Amasai,

Related words

H6022

H6006 עמשׂ עמס ‛âmas ‛âmaś

עמשׂ עמס
‛âmas ‛âmaś
aw-mas', aw-mas'
A primitive root; to load, that is, impose a burden (or figuratively infliction)

KJV Usage: be borne, (heavy) burden (self), lade, load, put.

H4614 מעמסה ma‛ămâsâh

מעמסה
ma‛ămâsâh
mah-am-aw-saw'
From H6006; burdensomeness

KJV Usage: burdensome.

H5986 עמוס ‛âmôs

עמוס
‛âmôs
aw-moce'
From H6006; burdensome; Amos, an Israelitish prophet

KJV Usage: Amos.

H6007 עמסיה ‛ămasyâh

עמסיה
‛ămasyâh
am-as-yaw'
From H6006 and H3050; Jah has loaded; Amasjah, an Israelite

KJV Usage: Amasiah.

H6021 עמשׂא ‛ămâśâ'

עמשׂא
‛ămâśâ'
am-aw-saw'
From H6006; burden; Amasa, the name of two Israelites

KJV Usage: Amasa.

H6023 עמשׁסי ‛ămashsay

עמשׁסי
‛ămashsay
am-ash-sah'ee
Probably form H6006; burdensome; Amashsay, an Israelite

KJV Usage: Amashai.